Forever 21 reportedly considering filing for bankruptcy
Popular clothing retailer Forever 21 Inc. is considering filing for bankruptcy, according to a report from Bloomberg Business.
Marriott banning little shampoo bottles by December 2020
It could be lights out for tiny toiletries.
'Black Panther 2' gets release date
Writer and director Ryan Coogler says that "Black Panther 2" will hit theaters on May 6, 2022.
US stocks drop sharply as US-China trade war escalates
Stocks tumbled on Wall Street after President Donald Trump demanded that U.S. companies with operations in China consider moving them to other countries — including the U.S. — just hours after Beijing announced new tariffs on $75 billion in U.S. goods.
IRS warns of dangerous new email impersonation scam
The Internal Revenue Service and its Security Summit partners warned taxpayers Thursday of a new scam being perpetrated through emails purporting to be communications from the IRS.
Report shows deficit to exceed $1 trillion beginning next year
The Congressional Budget Office is upping its projections for this year's federal deficit by $63 billion and increasing its forecast for deficits over the next decade by $809 billion.
Tech and financial stocks help drive US stocks higher Monday
Technology companies powered a rally on Wall Street Monday that gave the market its third straight gain.
Is the U.S. heading toward another recession?
The stock market seesaw on Wall Street this week has many wondering: is the U.S. heading toward another recession?
Chase Bank forgives all outstanding credit card debt for Canadian customers
Canadians who owed money on their credit cards with Chase Bank have a little less debt on their plate after the company recently forgave all outstanding balances as it exited the Canadian credit card market.
Stocks fall sharply after bond market warns of recession
Stocks fell sharply Wednesday after the bond market raised another warning flag on the economy.
Chase Bank erases all credit card debt for Canadian customers
Chase Bank is giving its customers above the border one last gift before it bows out of the Canadian credit card market.
Disneyland's Star Wars flops, now employees getting hours cut: source
The force is not strong at Disneyland this summer and employees are feeling the pinch.
S&P 500 plunges in worst loss of 2019 as trade war escalates
U.S. stocks plunged to their worst loss of the year Monday and investors around the world scrambled to sell on worries about how much President Donald Trump's worsening trade war will damage the global economy.
Verizon first carrier to rollout limited 5G network in DC
Verizon rolled out its 5G network in parts of the District Wednesday, signaling wider 5G coverage is on its way to mobile phone users.
One of Northern Virginia’s most popular zip codes feeling the impact of Amazon’s newest planned headquarters
One of Northern Virginia’s most popular zip codes continues to be high in demand when it comes to housing.
Why you might not get a $125 check in Equifax settlement
Equifax is promising $125 checks to victims of its widespread 2017 data breach, but it's possible claimants will receive much less.
Department of Justice OKs T-Mobile's $26.5B Sprint deal
U.S. regulators are approving T-Mobile's $26.5 billion takeover of rival Sprint, despite fears of higher prices and job cuts.
GNC plans to close up to 900 stores with a focus on mall locations: Report
Malls across America will reportedly be losing a major retailer.
Delta reducing how far seats can recline
Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines is reducing how far back you can recline your seat.
Delta tops long-running ranking of US airlines
Delta Air Lines comes in first in a long-running study that ranks U.S. airlines by how often flights arrive on time and other statistical measures.